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A wooden surface with an egg whisk, several macarons, a cracked eggshell, and sprinkled sugar or flour.Food & Drink · 9 OctoberAre Your Food Photos Helping You Sell?Read the story →
The white and grey exterior of Liberty Stadium with several logos visible on its facade and a partially cloudy sky overhead.Sport · 2 AugustA Sporting Life in Swansea: The Clubs, Grounds and Traditions That Bring Us TogetherA scenic view of a sandy beach curving along the coast, with waves gently breaking on the shore and lush green hills rising in the background.Events · 20 JuneSwansea Events Guide: Summer and Autumn 2026An aerial grayscale view of a city skyline with sunlight breaking through hazy clouds.History · 10 JuneOystermouth Castle: The Norman Fortress with a Secret Medieval ChapelA park scene with a large tree in the foreground, benches, a fountain, and a ruined building in the background.History · 10 JuneSwansea Blitz: The Three Nights That Destroyed a CityAn antique illustration showing a cross-section of a steep cliffside with several people exploring caves and rocky overhangs, with a top-down ground plan of one cave visible on the right.Environment · 3 JuneGower: Britain's First Protected Landscape and Its 34,000-Year-Old SecretsA scenic view of a beach at sunset, with numerous people scattered along the wet sand and small waves rolling in, while mountains are visible in the distant background under a cloudy sky.Transport · 3 JuneThe Mumbles Railway: How Swansea Built the World's First Fare-Paying Passenger LineRusting industrial machinery stands in the foreground, with two tall brick chimney stacks and a dilapidated brick building in the background, surrounded by bare trees under a light sky.History · 3 JuneCopperopolis: When Swansea Smelted Two-Thirds of the World's CopperA small white building with green accents, a red-tiled roof, and a covered porch with green pillars, decorated with colorful triangular flags, sits next to a path with a green signpost showing directions, all surrounded by green grass and trees under a cloudy sky.Arts & Culture · 3 JuneDylan Thomas: Swansea's Poet and the City That Made Him

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